As part of Quest Experience Week 2018 JD Edwards Day, Angela Enyeart, Senior Director of Product Management from Oracle, spoke about JD Edwards UX One and how it can be leveraged to make users more efficient. UX One centers around the user experience, so it is easy for users to configure User Defined Objects (UDOs) to personalize the pages to fit their needs.

A recent session at INFOCUS 18 covered tips for how to get the most out of your UX One implementation. Sharon Winter, Senior Principal Product Manager at Oracle, discussed the technical requirements and important information needed to utilize UX One.

Shelby Klingerman, Content Curator | One session at INFOCUS 18 gave a brief overview of JD Edwards UX One for beginners. The session covered the 52 out-of-the-box roles that are available for rapid deployment as well as some of the features available with UX One that create a pleasant user experience. A good user experience…

This Presentation provides troubleshooting steps for One View Reporting Issues from JD Edwards E1 perspective only . It should help to understand at which point in OVR architecture the problem might exist and which JDE configuration should be investigated to find the cause of the problem.

The JDE E1 Tech SIG presents this round table for discussion, sharing of solutions and gathering of enhancement requests.

With 17+ years of Developer Experience, I'd like to share a few new things I've learned recently. I'll try to amaze with tricks, traps and wonders that may not have been presented before.

Lessons learned - Solutions for Archiving Payroll Checks/Advices using BI Publisher Presented by Unicode Consulting Services, Inc. Session ID 104350, presented at COLLABORATE 15 Lessons learned -

Security Best Practice for JDE E1 Presented by ALL Out Security Session ID 104110, presented at COLLABORATE 15 Security Best Practice for JDE E1

E1 Tools Release 9.1.5 - Demonstration of new Features Presented by ERP-One Consulting, Inc. Session ID 103960, presented at COLLABORATE 15 E1 Tools Release 9.1.5 - Demonstration of new Features